Ladies for your tipsy pots I place soaked spagnum moss onto each flower pot covering the soil around the plants.This helps hold the soil in & keeps them from drying out.as fast. I have been doing tipsy pots for several years & I also have hanging tipsy pots. We pound re bar 2 ft into the ground for ours & stack them 6 pots high.

I really enjoyed this idea and am going to try it. QUESTION: Can you do herbs and succulents in the same manner. I am not sure which ones are in the same water/sun family. With succulents and herbs especially MINTS it seems like a like like family. How did you determine the families. I don't think this tape was too long some people take 1/2 hour to say 5 minutes of information. SUGGESTION: try watering with plastic water bottles that you put holes in for slow drip and if you freeze the water bottles it would probably take all evening for them to water, I really enjoyed this tape and will try it. Please advise for the like families.

Nice concept. Wobbles during rolling it about, so we stack our pots level, putting a 4" pot inverted between each plant-pot. No spills. Thanks for the vid.

I actually made the stand using a metal rod and used some of my weights out of my dumbell set. Worked great. Thanks for the idea.

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You could always stick the rebar directly into the ground a foot or so going through the base pot, then add the tips pots on top. Should work fine.

oh wow , that might be just the solution I was wondering about for my little super sprouting strawberry plant! it will look gorgeous!

Skip to 2.41 for the actual start of the process. You're welcome :)

I love this! This will be perfect for my small apartment patio! <3

Thank you for sharing...Love this planter.

I love this! Thank you for making this video!

Thank you for your nice joyful gardening~

So pretty!

I really like this idea, thanks!

Great video!! Thank you!! :)

Very cool ladies! I'm going to try that with my cucumber plants this year! God Bless! :)

Great video. I've subscribed to your channel and I look forward to following you on KZread. Thanks for sharing.

made this and stacked them right in the garden. I used a steel rebarb and pushed it through the bottom pot and then about 4-5 inches into the soil. Trust me, this does not wobble. I get lots of compliments.

I really want to try this :)

Cool idea!!!!